@RikerGoogling reborn as an accounting in stovokor (based on a true story) was lit tbh

@developing_agent @jwz
i don't actually know for yaml, but it'd be good if a standard reference like that existed.

@jwz yaml could be a good target for this too since it canonically supports references and ways to modify referenced data.

this python

print('a0: &t0')
print(' f0: v0')

for x in range(33):
print(f'a{x+1}: &t{x+1}')
print(f' <<: *t{x}')
if x > 2:
print(f' <<: *t{x-1}')
print(f' f{x+1}: v{x+1} #override')
print(f' g{x+1}: w{x+1} #override')

generates a yaml file that takes a while to load in python's yaml parser:

$ time python3 tl.py

real 0m31.946s
user 0m31.629s
sys 0m0.286s

40 steps gets the python interpreter over 5 gig (i'm too lazy to run this to completion) using just 2872 bytes of input.